Logging out of MSE Forum.

Brockyman

free4440273 wrote: »

It's also available far-bottom right at http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/index.php

Ah, yes, Thanks. I knew there was one tucked away somewhere! That's the one I've always used as I thought it was the only one, I just couldn't remember where it was.

Brockyman

shellsuit wrote: »

You can scroll right across to the right with that page, so can you do that and see if it's there?

I hadn't noticed that. Yes it is there! Not how it should be but I can live with that.

Brockyman

Firefox version is 3.6.14 by the way. Running on Windows 7.

shellsuit

Brockyman wrote: »

I hadn't noticed that. Yes it is there! Not how it should be but I can live with that.

Thought it might have been there! I could see the green bar just on the edge of the page then noticed that the page could be moved over to the right.

Oh well then, now you have 2 log outs to choose from!

free4440273

Brockyman wrote: »

Ah, yes, Thanks. I knew there was one tucked away somewhere! That's the one I've always used as I thought it was the only one, I just couldn't remember where it was.

my pleasure ! :beer:

fermi

Brockyman wrote: »

Firefox version is 3.6.14 by the way. Running on Windows 7.

Well, you can upgrade to version 3.6.15.

Last time someone had something similar, I think it turned out that they were using quite an out of date version of Firefox.

You aren't. Until a few days ago, I was on 3.6.14. So unlikely upgrading will sort it, but I suppose you never know?

Brockyman

fermi wrote: »

Well, you can upgrade to version 3.6.15.

Last time someone had something similar, I think it turned out that they were using quite an out of date version of Firefox.

You aren't. Until a few days ago, I was on 3.6.14. So unlikely upgrading will sort it, but I suppose you never know?

Thanks. I'll update anyway. Firefox usually finds updates and I always install them. I've always had trouble finding the Log Out button on here though, it's been a bit of an annoyance as I always log out of sites. I know where to look now. Thanks for your help.

fermi

Well, whatever the reason, the problem seems to be with the rendering of the "forum top" element.

i.e. The bit that contains the "Important - This is an open forum" message.

From your screenshot the underneath text is rendering outside the element, meaning it's pushing down into and displacing to the right the main forum menu section.

Could be a problem with your browser; e.g. incompatible browser version, extension or other software interfering and causing the error?

Or could be a problem with the site coding that for some reason only you are getting?

Have you tried clearing browser cache, cookies etc? Disabling addons that filter things from webpages? e.g Adblock, security etc.

The real acid test would be to test in a completely fresh Firefox profile.

XtinaG

You are still doing better then me - I have been on here for 20 minutes trying to find out how to start a new thread or post.

Can anyone help me please before I tear all my hair out in frustration??

Thank you in advance!

tbourner

XtinaG wrote: »

You are still doing better then me - I have been on here for 20 minutes trying to find out how to start a new thread or post.

Can anyone help me please before I tear all my hair out in frustration??

Thank you in advance!

You have to go into a forum first, so go to the forum index:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/index.php

And click a forum name that is relevant, such as 'Credit Cards' (the first one):
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=11

In there you have a New Thread button that looks like this: